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Audit the Claims for the Recent
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. 15, 1910.
Board met pursuant to, adjourn
ment. Present, C. R. Jordan, L. D.
Switzer and M. L. Frledrlch, county
commissioners, and D. C. Morgan,
county clerk.
The minutes of the previous session
were read and approved when the fol
lowing business was tranasacted in
regular form:
Communication received from the
American Exchange Bank of Elm
wood, asking permission to take up
their depository bond for county
monies and substitute one therefor
reciting 2 Vi per cent instead of 2 per
cent. Permission granted.
Communication received from S. II.
Atwood & Co., of Plattsmouth, setting
forth the fact that Mike Geno had
worked for them at Cedar Creek In
the Btone quarry, was killed about
IJeptember 1, and that they were in
lebted to him for the month of Au
gust for labor in the sum of $21.90
and asked that an order be made and
have it appear on the records in the
office of the county clerk they would
turn this money over to the county
clerk to be applied as commissioners
think best.
The county clerk was Instructed to
inform S. II. Atwood & Co., that such
an order had been entered and the
money to be placed in the general
fund to in a measure reimburse this
fund for funeral expense.
The resignation of G. P. Barton as
constable in and for Liberty precinct
was received and the same was ac
cepted.
In the matter of petition of chang
ing the line of voting precinct in the
Greenwood precinct, filed October 17,
1910, asking that sections 1, 2, 5, 4,
R, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 17 and 18, also
north half of section 16, township 11,
range 9, be set over and made a part
. of the voting precinct of Salt Creek
and that the line of said Greenwood
and Salt Creek precincts to bo so
altered a3 to make the change prayed
for. The matter came on for hearing
and the petition was refused.
The following claims were allowed
on the general fund:
Henry Snoke, Judge of election,
Tipton precinct, $5.00.
Chas. Allen, Judge of election, Tip
ton precinct, $5.00.
J. C. Benz, judge of election and re
turns, Tipton precinct, $11.60.
R. C. Wentzel, clerk of election,
Tipton precinct, $5.00.
E. P. Betts, clerk of election, Tip
ton precinct, $5.00.
G. P. Foreman, judge of election,
Greenwood precinct, $3.75.
II. II. Wilson, Judge of election,
Greenwood precinct, $3.75.
James Greer, judge of election,
Greenwood precinct, $3.75.
C. F. Bouck, clerk of election,
Greenwood precinct, $3.75.
E. M. Stone, clerk of election and
returns for Greenwood precinct,
$9.75.
D. L. Talcott, judge of election,
Salt Creek precinct, $4.00.
Frank Nichols, judge of election
and returns for Salt Creek precinct,
$9.80.
I II. Daft, Judge of election, Salt
Creek precinct, $4.00."
Clarence Math'.s, clerk of election,
Salt Creek precinct, $4.00.
Aaron railing, clerk of election,
Salt Creek precinct, $4.00.
Wm. Lefler, Judge and returns of
election, Stove Creek precinct, $12.30.
Elmer Boyles, judge of election,
Stove Creek precinct, $5.50.
M. W. Waltz, Judge of election,
Stove Creek precinct, $5.50.
E. J. Jeary, clerk of election, Stove
Creek precinct, $o.50.
E. T. Comer, judge of election,
Stove Creek precinct, $5.50.
Klmwood Precinct.
A. II. Waltz, judge, $5.00.
H. R. Schmidt, Judge, $5.00
W. O. Schewe, Judge and returns,
$10.50.
Clarence Pool, clerk, $5.00.
H. II. Gakemeier. clerk, $5.00.
South Rend Precinct.
Henry Stander, Judge, $5.00.
Fred Weaver, Judge, $5.00.
Frank Creamer, Judge, $5.00.
W. M. Richards, clerk and returns
$9.80.
Walter Thiragam, clerk, $5.00.
Wiping Water Precinct.
Geo. H. Woods, Judge and returns
$9.90.
W. C. Wallen, Judge, $5.00.
John Bourke, Judges$5.00.
Fred Schaefer, clerk, $5.00.
Justin M. Ranney, clerk, $5.00
Center Precinct.
Chas. Gerlach, Judge, $5.00.
Thos. Frf Keckler, Judge and re
turns, $9.60.
L. A. Cowan, Judge, $3.00.
ISSIBS
Wm. J. Rau, clerk, $5.00.
L. D. Critchtield, clerk, $3'
.00.
Louisville Pitniiit t.
I). J. Vanscoyoc, judge, $4.75.
M. X. Drake, judge, $1.75.
John Croup, judge and returns,
$S.65.
F. H. Nit hols, clerk. $4.75.
. .E. !I. Xonls5
Mike Tritsch, clerk. $4.75.
C. M. Seybert, care of booths, pri
mary election, Louisville precinct,
$3.00.
D. K.
care of
$4.70.
Barr, room for election and
boths, Louisville precinct.
A voi a Precinct.
Amsdel Sheldon, judge and returns,
$9.90.
E. H. Norrls, Judge, $4.50.
M. M. Straub, Judge, $4.50.
Jos. C. Zimmerer, clerk, $4.50.
L. J. Marquardt, clerk, $4.50.
Mt. Pleasant Precinct.
L. II. Puis, judge and returns,
$8.70.
Wm. Sheehan, Judge, $5.00.
Peter Anderson, judge, $5.00.
T. A. Wiles, clerk, $5.00.
Alfred Gansmer, clerk $5.00.
Klfsht Mile Grove Precinct.
W. H. Heil, Judge and returns,
$7.40.
Louis Frledrlch, Judge, $4 .50.
J. W. Tritsch, judge, $4.50.
P. T. Becker, clerk, $4.50.
P. A. Horn, clerk, $4.50.
Nehawka Precinct.
II. M. Follard, judge, $5.25.
B. F. Moore, judge, $5.25.
C. E. Heebner, clerk and returns,
$9.05.
R. C. Alford, clerk, $5.25.
Liberty Precinct.
D. Lynn, Judge, $5.75.
J. D. Bramblet, Judge and returns,
$9.35.
W. R. Cross, judge, $5.75.
J. C. Hansell, clerk, $5.75.
A. E. Taylor, clerk, $3.75.
Rock Mil IT, 1st District.
II. L. Oldham, judge and returns,
$7.90.
T. W. Vallery, Judge, $5 . 00 .
W. E. Dull, judge, $5.00.
S. O. Pittman, clerk, $5.00. -W.
C. Brown, clerk, $5.00.
Rock muffs, 21 District.
C. A. Harvey, judge, $4.00.
A. F. Nickels, Judge, $4.00.
A. B. Hutchison, judge and re
turns, $6.70.
W. A. Wheeler, clerk, $4.00.
R. A. Troop, clerk, $4.00.
Plattsmouth Precinct.
John Kaffenberger, Judge, $5.00.
C. L. Wiles, Judge, $5.00.
F. W. Noltlng, judge, $5.00.
A. A. Wetenkamp, clerk, $5.00.
Will Rummel, clerk and returns,
$7.60.
Weeping Water City, 1st Ward.
R. D. McNurlin, judge and returns,
$8.30.
Lester Boon, Judge, $3.50.
Jake Meyers, judge, $3.50.
C. E. Tefft, clerk, $3.50.
George Co-ley, e'erk, $3.50.
V replug tVutci City, 2d Ward.
Turner Zlnk, J .dge, $4.00.
i. T. Dudley, Judge and returns,
J8..C..
N C. Holmes, Judge, $4.00.
W. O. Ogden, clerk, $4.00.
J. B. Hungate, clerk, $4.00.
. Weeping Water City, 3d Ward.
Geo. E. Stoner, judge, $3.75.
H. P. Haslam, Judge, $3.75.
M. Pentlco, Judge, $3.75.
John M. Fowler, clerk and returns,
$8.53.
S. I. Compton, clerk, $3.75.
PlattHinoulh City, 1st Ward.
.T. H. Thrasher, Judge and returns,
$4.75.
Wm. Hartwick, judge, $3.75.
Wm. Ilassler, judge, $3.75.
Geo. Falter, clerk, $3.75.
15. A. McElwaln, clerk, $3.75.
Plattsmouth City, 21 Ward.
Adam Kurtz, Judge and returps,
$5.00.
Wm. Weber, Judge, $4.00.
Claus Boetel, sr., Judge, $4.00.
Guy D. McMaken, clerk, $4.00.
II. F. Goos, clerk, $4.00.
Plattsmouth City, 3d Ward.
Bennett Chrlswlsser, Judge and re
turns, $5.25.
John H. Becker, Judge, $4.25.
j. R. Kelly, Judge, $4.25.
Geo. R. Sayles, clerk, $4.25.
G. B. Wurl, clerk, $4.25.
Plattsmouth City, 4th Ward.
A. C. Tartsch, Judge and returns,
$5.50.
J. W. Veyrlch, Judge, $4.50.
Louis Dose, Judge, $4.50. .
J. C. Peterson, clerk, $4.50.
Anton Nltka, clerk, $4.50.
Pluttsinouth City, 6th Ward.
J. M. Vorndran, Judge, $4.00.
Aug. Bach, Judge, $4 . 00 .
Fritz Henrlch, Judge, $4.00.
Wm. Gravett, clerk and returns,
$5.00.
C. C. Despain, clerk, $4.00.
Tyson & Williams, room for elec
tion, Stove Creek precinct, $5.00.
James Loughrldge, room for elec
tions, 1st Rock Bluff district, $3.00.
John R-. Pierson, room for election,
Liberty precinct, $5.00.
W. P. Hutcheson, treasurer, room
for election, 2nd Rock Bluff district
$5.00.
H. G. Wellensiek. manager, room
of e'oition, Avoca precinct, $9.00.
Chas. Campbell, room for election,
Pouth Eend precinct, $4.00.
W. E. Hand, room for election, Suit
Creek precinct, $5.00.
Geo. P. Heil, room for election,
Eight Mile Grove precinct, $5.00.
H. A. Tool, manager, room for elec
tion. Eluiwood precinct, $5.00.
II. D. Reed, room for election,
Weeping Water precinct, $5.00.
S. G. Coglizer, care of booths for
Weeping Water precinct, $3.00.
John Bourke, room for election,
Weeping Water precinct, $5.00
E. Ratnour, repair of booths for
Weeping Water precinct, $2.50.
Louis Dose, care of booths, Platts
mouth City, $6.00.
James Loughridge, repair of booths
for Rock Bluff, 2nd district, $12.45.
C. A. Rawls, canvassing board,
$3.00.
Emll Walters, canvassing board,
$3.00.
Nels Anderson, room for pilHlary
and general election, Nehawka pre
cinct, $9.00.
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 8, A. O. U.
W., room for election, Plattsmouth
City, 3rd ward, $6.00.
August Bach, room for election,
Plattsmouth City, 5th ward, $6.00.
S. C. Boyles, room for election,
Greenwood precinct, $8.00.
D. O. Dwyer, inebriate, Samuel
Thomas, $3.00.
James Robertson, Inebriate, Sam
uel Thomas, $4.00.
J. J. Andrus, Inebriate, Samuel
Thomas, $64.28.
J. D. Switzer, salary, $24 . 75 .
J. R. Denson, bailiff's certificate,
$6.00.
M. L. Frledrlch, salary and ex
penses, $24.00.
John Fowler, jurors certificate,
$44.40.
Prlbble Brothers, printing commis
sioners' proceedings, $9.33.
Henry Perry, labor at court house,
$13.00.
Elmer Hutchins, Jurors certlficats,
$49.60.
F. E. Schlater, jurors certificates,
$71.44.
Orogon Douge, jurors certificates,
$34.50.
News-Herald, printing for county,
$3.25.
Weyrich & lladraba, sponges and
oil, $2.00.
Frank Boyd, contract on heating
plant, $49.33.
Plattsmouth Telephone Co., rent
and tolls, $34.65.
L. G. Larson, ballot box, $3.00.
Dr. J. B. Martin, third quarter sal
ary, district No. 1, $61.25.
Farmers' Telephone company, tolls,
$2.15.
Klopp & Bartlett, election supplies,
$82.25.
C. C. Despain, bailiff certificate,
$36.00.
Warga & Cecil, gas supplies to
court house, $2.50.
Thos. Fry, care of cow at county
farm, $2.50.
Nebraska Lighting company, gas to
court house and jail, $20.21.
J. T. Ilamm, assigned to D. T. Dud
ley, Juror certificate, $4.80.
Nebraska Telephone company, rent
and tolls, $3.45.
Frank II. Dunbar, boarding Jury,
$58.25.
C. C. Baldwin, team to commission
ers, $2.50.
Stander & Stander, casket to pau
per, $14.00.
C. R. Jordan, salary, $28.60.
Ed. Egenberger, admr., coal for
county, $114.58.
C. D. Qulnton, expense, $63.16
A. O. U. W. Lodge, No. 8, room for
primary election, Plattsmouth 3rd
ward, $2.00.
E. D. Cummins, livery to commis
sioners, $10.50.
The following claims were allowed
on the road fund:
W. D. Coleman, road work, road
district No. 5, $64.00.
Yates Lumber & Coal Co., lumber
ror road district No. 9, $6.05.
Yates Lumber & Coal Co., lumber
for road district No. 3, $16.60.
Yates Lumber & Coal Co., lumber
for road district No. 8, $5.00.
J. F. Behrns, road work for road
district No. 12, $4.00.
Frank RouBe, road work for road
district No. 5, $34.00.
John Buck, blackslmth work for
road district No. 5, 1.00.
J. II. Rogge, material for road dis
trict No. 15, $42. 80.
E. T. Tool, material for road dis
trict No. 7, $5.82.
E. T. Tool, material for road dis
trict No. 4, $34.22.
John G. Lohnes, road work for road
district No. 2, $7.00.
H. J. Miller, road work for road
district No. 14, $28.40.
It. A. Funke Lumber Co., lumber
for road distrlrt No. 9, $36. 45.
Teter Gruber, road work for road
district No. 12, $9.00.
James M. Carper, road work for
rond district No. 8, $30.40.
Alfred Anderson, road work for
load district No. 6, $15.00.
Von B. Conn, road work for road
district No. 6, $76.00.
M. Dalby, matt-rial for road distrkt
No. 5. $35.89.
M. J. Carues, road work for road
distrWt No. 6, $10. SO.
Will Hoffman, road work for road
distri.t No. 16, $10.80.
H. A. Funke Lumber Co., lumber
for road district No. '3, $15.15.
Ben Beckman, road work for road
district No. 10, $196.95.
Jo'ua R. C. Gregory, road work let
road district No. 9, $726.00.
The following claims were allowed
en the bridge fund:
W. R. Sperry, bridge work, $l.li).
W. R. Sperry, assigned City Nat l
Bank, Weeping Water, bridge work,
$100.00.
W. R. Sperry, assigned to W. T.
Rjchardson, bridge work, $36.00.
W. R. Sperry, assigned to Geo. Pon
gratz, bridge work, $48.50.
W. R. Sperry, assigned to Geo. M.
Melslnger, bridge work, $33.60.
11. J. Miller, bridge work, $16.00.
J. H. Rogge, lumber on bridges,
1200.00. '
M. Dalby, lumber on bridges:,
Board adjourned to meet November
16,1910.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. 16. 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjourn-
ir.ent with all the members present.
In the matter of grading roads in
Nehawka and Liberty precincts, the
matter came on for hearing this date,
the bids were opened and considered,
the bid of Geo. Poisall withdrawn and
the only remaining bid was rejected,
The county clerk was Instructed to
advertise for more bids.
The following claims were allowed
on the general fund:
The Plattsmouth Journal, printing
for county, $199.60.
Elmwood Leader-Echo, printing
notice to vote a tax, $20. 00.
News-Herald Publlshln Co., print
ing notice to vote a tax, $31.00.
The Union Ledger, printing notice
to vote a tax, $20.00.
Louisville Courier, printing notice
to vote a tax, $41.00.
The Nehawka News, printing notice
to vote a tax, $20.00.
The Eagle Peacon, printing notice
to vote a tax, $20.00.
Weeping Water Republican, print-
ing nniii n vntn r tax. J20. 00.
William Barclay, meala to jury,
13 50.
A. L. Tldd, making affidavits In
Clarence case. $3.50.
The following claims were allowed
on the road fund:
Lee Arnett, material for road dls-
trlct No. 1 $3.00.
Wm. Lesley, road work for road
jiotript n fi. S6.65.
Board adjourned to meet Decern-
her 6, 1910.
HARROW ESCAPE FROM
OF
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From Saturday's Dnlly.
Yesterday afternoon while clean
ing a skirt with gasoline, Mlsa Etha
Crabill met with an accident that,
under less favorable circumstances,
might have resulted In the death of
the young lady. She had several
quarta of gasoline in a tub contain
Ing the garment she was endeavoring
to clean, and was stamping the Bame
with one of the corrugated suction
cleaning devices, when the rapid
stamping process seemed to generate
sufficient friction and heat to Ignite
the gasoline, and in a moment the
surroundings were a mass of flames,
In which the young lady thought she
was completely enveloped. The
flames leaped to a tremendous height,
but she succeeded In getting away
with but very slight Injury, her cloth
ing catching fire, but by retaining
presence of mind she succeeded In
extinguishing the fire without Injury.
It is needless to state that the skirt
under process of cleaning was com
pletely destroyed.
Mrs. Emory B. DeWolr, of Glen-
wood, who has been visiting Mr. De
Wolf's Bister, Mrs. Peterson, for a
few days, returned to her homo thla
morning. Mr. DeWolf holds a posi
tion In the composing rooms of the
Glenwood Opinion. This enterpris
ing publication haa Just Installed a
new linotype machine, which will add
greatly to the volume of business of
the Opinion.
Do you want an
AUCTIONEER?
If you do, get one who has
Experience, Ability, Judgement.
Telegraph or write
ROBERT WiKINSON,
Dunbar, Neb.
Dates'mado at this office or the
Murray State Bank.
Good Service Reasonable Rate
MIHOUIII IS INKED
A Gain of Twenty Per Cent Since the Last Census Speaks Well
For Plattsmouth and Her People.
As a result of the last census the
city of Plattsmouth has gained in
the past ten years twenty per cent in
population, which shows a healthy
condition for the city.
The population of this city now, as
shown by the last report, is 5,975,
being a gain of 1,000 persons over
the previous count.
The county shows an Increase In
population in about the same num
ber, and now passes the 25,000 mark,
being 25,596, and places the county
in a higher class thau formerly.
' The result will Do o boost the
salarlpa of manv of the countv offi
cers. The clerk of the county, who
under the lower population class was
entitled to retain fees to the amount
0f $1,500.00, under the new order
0f things will retain $2,500.00, and
hi8 deputy $1,500.00. The county
judge will now get $2,000.00 and hla
deputy $1,000.00, the same to be
pai(j monthly from the treasury of
the county, Instead of aa formerly to
be retained from the fees of the
office, which some years would pay
the salary allowed, while other years
it would fall short of the required
amount.
The treasurer will receive In the
'SUNDAY" AT THE
PARILE LAST NIGHT
From Piiturdiiy'H Pally,
The Williams-Hughes Circle Stock
company appeared at the Parmele
theatre last evening, presenting
"Sunday," a very interesting proauc-
tlon In three acts. The attendance
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was not as large ns it biiouiu nave
been, yet very respectable, consider
lne everything. Edith Spencer, as
"Sunday," simply captured the audi
enee wun ner ciever acung. anss
Spencer has been here several times
with the William Grew company, nut
an opportunity has never before pre
eentea ltseir to snow tnia ciever iauy
in her true sphere as leading lady.
i i ne auoience were ouispoKen in iiieir
I Ml II . - t 1 1 it- I
praise of Miss Spencer, and she haa
become a great favorite .In Plans
mouth. Taylor Bennett, as "Davey,
was also good, and In fact every one
t i
i siiootinu ci
Clothes, the only
mark is to aim at it. It all depends on what you
aim at in clothes. If you want the best all-wool
fabrics, correct style and fit, and complete satisfac
tion in every way come to this store.
We're ready now, to show you the new suit
models; Shape-maker, 'Varsity, Blackstone
and Ritz. New overcoat models Kyton and
Stormfair.
Suits and Overcoats $10 to $35
7 he Home of Hart, Schaflner & Marx Clothes
Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats
Army
Flannel Shirt
$2.75
ITS POPULATION TO ffi
future the sum of $3,000.00 and his
deputy will receive the sum of
$1,500.00. The new arrangement
will prove quite satisfactory to the
different offices affected.
The office of county attorney,
which Is one of the moat laborious In
the county, is one which has drawn
the lightest sallary, under the old
arrangement, and this office would
not be overpaid should the new regu
lation double the salary of the public
prosecutor.
But unfortunately the increase is
not sufficient under the law, to make
any change In salary for the county
attorney. The statute fixes the salary
of this office in counties having from
20.000 to 30,000 population at
$1,000 per annum, and allows noth
ing for deputy hire. The legislature
for the last several sessions have in
creased the duties of the several
county attorneys, but have failed to
provide any increase In remuneration
for the Increase in work.
The data for the above statement
of the Increase in population Is taken
from facta compiled by the Kenyon
Bank Map Company, of DesMolnes,
Iowa, and taken from the U. S. census
report.,
of the characters were well rendered.
Mlsa Spencer and Mr. Bennett aro
probably better known here than any
others of the company, which will
account for their popularity. In two
weeks the company will raturn again
and present "The Girl From Out Yon
der," with Miss Spenct r as the "Girl,"
and Mr. Bennett in one of the prin
cipal characters. The Williams
Hughes company will visit Platts
mouth every two weeks during the
winter season, and with the popular
prices of admission they have adopt
ed, should receive a good patronage.
Will Donate Turkey.
Manager Shlaes, of the Majestic,
next Wednesday evening will give
away a Thanksgiving turkey, a goose,
a dollar's worth of tickets and a
pound box of fine chocolates, to the
parties holding the proper numbers.
The goose Is contributed by Hatt &
Son and the chocolates by Ed. Rynott
& Co. . '
Copyriclf llait Schaffncr Man
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nuc or in uuvniu
way to be sure of hitting the
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